Sentence examples for object to the concept from inspiring English sources

But women's rights advocates object to the concept of "chastity houses".

He added: "For decades, deals with America have been blocked by the French film industry, and the current TTIP negotiations are stalled at least partly because Greek feta cheese manufacturers object to the concept of American feta.

Jeffrey Shane said that members did not object to the concept of using emissions-trading schemes to combat climate change but objected to the unilateral imposition of such schemes, which he said had to be agreed to by airlines.

"Some co-ops object to the concept of reverse mortgages," he said, "because in many cases the bank will end up in control of the sale of the apartment, and co-ops are reluctant to deal with a bank as a seller".

Other organisations object to the concept that one bit of nature can be used to replace another.

The stadium name is often colloquially shortened from "Emirates Stadium" to "The Emirates", although some supporters continue to use the former name "Ashburton Grove" or even "The Grove" for the new stadium, especially those who object to the concept of corporate sponsorship of stadium names.

The Bush administration has rejected the Kyoto treaty and has also objected to the concept of carbon credits.

Shareholders generally have not appeared to react strongly against the adoption of exclusive forum bylaws but have objected to the concept of fee-shifting bylaws.

Many commenters objected to the concept that training a worker should be considered a cost, emphasizing that the additional engineering capacity would provide for more output, and presumably more profit, at some point in the future.

Fourth, while the European Union has consistently objected to the concept of secondary sanctions as most recently seen in context of the United States' withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal the ability of non-EU actors to abuse EU-originating supply chains and financial services represents a considerable sanctions implementation vulnerability.

who objected to the concept of instinct.